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Category 1 $200 This is a fertile area of the desert near the Nile that provides some vegetation and water.

This was the capital of the New Kingdom. Category 1 $400 This was the capital of the New Kingdom.

Category 1 $600 This picture shows which area of Egypt?

Category 1 $800 Describe what the Nile meant to Ancient Egyptians.

Identify the capital city. Category 1 $1000 Identify the capital city.

Category 1 $200-Answer Oasis

Category 1 $400-Answer Thebes

Category 1 $600-Answer Upper Egypt

Answers will vary but should include ref to: Category 1 $800-Answer Answers will vary but should include ref to: A religious place An agricultural place A social place A method of transportation

Category 1 $1000-Answer Memphis

This God was King of the Gods Category 2 $200 This God was King of the Gods

Mummified crocodiles were a tribute to this God. Category 2 $400 Mummified crocodiles were a tribute to this God. Daily Double

Category 2 $600 The green-hued god in this fresco might be responsible for your afterlife.

Category 2 $800 In the mummification process, organs were removed and put in these separate hollow canisters.

This is the name and function of this Egyptian religious symbol Category 2 $1000 This is the name and function of this Egyptian religious symbol

Category 2 $200-Answer Amun

Category 2 $400-Answer Sobek

Category 2 $600-Answer Osiris

Category 2 $800-Answer Canopic Jars

Category 2 $1000-Answer Ankh

Pharaoh literally means… Category 3 $200 Pharaoh literally means…

Category 3 $400 Pharaohs must always strive to uphold this word which means truth, justice, balance.

Category 3 $600 These chariot-driving nomads invaded Egypt constantly during the Middle Kingdom.

Category 3 $800 A woman ruler, she was myseriously erased from history 20 years after her death.

This Pharaoh brought monotheism to Egypt…it didn’t last long. Category 3 $1000 This Pharaoh brought monotheism to Egypt…it didn’t last long.

Category 3 $200-Answer Great House

Category 3 $400-Answer Ma’at

Category 3 $600-Answer Hyskos

Category 3 $800-Answer Hatshepsut

Category 3 $1000-Answer Akenhaten

One of the reasons Egyptians wore eyeliner. Category 4 $200 One of the reasons Egyptians wore eyeliner.

Category 4 $400 These workers were highly skilled labourers – and very important to Pharaoh.

Name two rights of women in Ancient Egyptian society. Category 4 $600 Name two rights of women in Ancient Egyptian society.

This is the meaning of ‘nebet’ Category 4 $800 This is the meaning of ‘nebet’

Name two aspects of Egyptian life you can see in this fresco. Category 4 $1000 Name two aspects of Egyptian life you can see in this fresco.

Category 4 $200-Answer To protect their eyes from the glare of the sun. To ward off bacterial disease.

Category 4 $400-Answer Surveyors

Category 4 $600 -- Answer Answers will vary.

Category 4 $800-Answer Means ‘lady’ Nebet was the name of the first recorded female vizier in Ancient Egyptian history; the next one was in the 26th Dynasty.

Surveying(economics) Category 4 $1000-Answer Scribes Surveying(economics) Answers will vary

Final Jeopardy Monuments to Death

Final Jeopardy Put the following pyramids and mortuary temples in order from oldest to newest. C B A E D

Final Jeopardy - Answer A: Pyramid of Djoser (2700 BCE) B: Great Pyramid of Giza (2500 BCE) D: Bent Pyramid of Sneferu (2600 BCE) A, D, B, C, E C: Hatshepsut Mortuary Temple (1400 BCE) E: Temple of Karnak (1100 BCE)

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